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Pagina xv
When about fifteen Coleridge took a fancy to be apprenticed to a friendly cobbler in the neighbourhood of the school , and induced the cobbler to make formal application to Boyer . This was more than Boyer could stand , and he drove the ...
When about fifteen Coleridge took a fancy to be apprenticed to a friendly cobbler in the neighbourhood of the school , and induced the cobbler to make formal application to Boyer . This was more than Boyer could stand , and he drove the ...
Pagina xvii
These letters will receive notice in their proper place - here it is enough to show that in all probability Coleridge was fancy - free until the end of 1790. As Mrs. Evans was as a mother or an aunt , so were her daughters as his ...
These letters will receive notice in their proper place - here it is enough to show that in all probability Coleridge was fancy - free until the end of 1790. As Mrs. Evans was as a mother or an aunt , so were her daughters as his ...
Pagina xxx
... the head and fancy of Akenside and the heart and fancy of Bowles , the solemn lordliness of Milton , and the divine chit - chat of Cowper , and whatever a man's excellence is , that will be likewise his fault .
... the head and fancy of Akenside and the heart and fancy of Bowles , the solemn lordliness of Milton , and the divine chit - chat of Cowper , and whatever a man's excellence is , that will be likewise his fault .
Pagina lxxxvii
Knight ( who does not print the letter in full ) says : " I fancy here were phrases and statements in it which the Wordsworths did not like , and that 10 immediate reply was sent to Coleridge . ' . Whatever the obstacle , it seems only ...
Knight ( who does not print the letter in full ) says : " I fancy here were phrases and statements in it which the Wordsworths did not like , and that 10 immediate reply was sent to Coleridge . ' . Whatever the obstacle , it seems only ...
Pagina cvii
... Coleridge was invited to meet Scott at Charles Mathews ' : ' I seem to feel that I ought to feel more desire to see an extraordinary man than I really do feel , and I do not wish to appear to two * Except ' Fancy in nubibus ' ( p .
... Coleridge was invited to meet Scott at Charles Mathews ' : ' I seem to feel that I ought to feel more desire to see an extraordinary man than I really do feel , and I do not wish to appear to two * Except ' Fancy in nubibus ' ( p .
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| Titel | The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Auteur | Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Redacteur | James Dykes Campbell |
| Uitgever | Macmillan, 1905 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | University of Minnesota |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 19 feb 2010 |
| Lengte | 667 pagina's |
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